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From Yemen to Eilat: A journey through Saudi Arabia’s impossible balancing act
02.10.26
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Tzur Shezaf
The Kingdom is opening to tourists, building futuristic cities and pursuing new alliances while confronting the Houthis, Iran and the limits of its own transformation.
Saudi Arabia's $38 billion gamble: Kingdom invests heavily in gaming industry to fuel economic diversification
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As part of the plan to reduce dependency on oil, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is overseeing a massive investment in gaming
Despite Internal Turmoil, Saudi Arabia Still Attractive to Multinational Tech
21.11.17
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Doron Peskin
Earlier this month, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman launched an arrest campaign aimed at the country’s senior officials and top businessmen